Source
Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session With Members of the American Society of Newspaper Editors
The American Presidency Project, 1990-04-06
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- United States: Pentagon press pool kept from the opening hours of the Panama invasion, December 1989
- Claim 785: A newspaper editor told President Bush that the Panama press pool had again shown the arrangement for covering the start of a military operation did not work.
- Claim 786: President Bush said constraints on press access were an ordinary part of a combat situation.
- Claim 787: President Bush said journalists who felt they had been denied access during the Panama pool should be given it once they reached the scene.
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